Disestablishment Debate Dominates Liberal Speech
A detailed report of Mr. Osborne Morgan's speech urging disestablishment as the era’s great question, arguing against a comprehensive Church and detailing the entwined issues of Church and State in England, with notes on Mr. Fawcett and Lord Fitzmaurice and the role of education policy and compulsory schooling in rural districts.
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Osborne Morgan
Liberal Party
Morgan
Colenso
England
Church of Rome
Morgan 'Seys
Newdegate
Bir
William Harcourt
Wales
Scotland
Rome
Morgini
Fawcett
Betfinal-green
Hadkney
Lord H. Itter
Acro
Aepreads
Church of England
al Prudent
New Works Announced on Plants and Religion
Mr Murray announces a season's new book by Mr Darwin titled Insectivorous and Climbing Plants. The first part covers leaf sensitivity in Drosera Dionna Pinguicula to stimulants and digestion of animal matter, the second part on climbing plant habits. A second volume by Justice Byles, Foundations of Religion in the Mind and Heart of Man, is also planned.
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Murray
Darwin
Justice Byles
Mr George Smith Assyrian Explorations to Publish New Work
Assyrian antiquities expert George Smith of the British Museum announces Assyrian Explorations and Discoveries for publication. He describes new flood legends linking Izdubar to Nimrod, identifies Akkad near Sippara, and details ancient Babylonian kings, heaven and hell beliefs, and related Assyrian astronomy artifacts.
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George Smith
British Museum
Messrs
Sampson Low
Smith
Adra-hasis
Hasis-adra
Xisithrus
Izdubar
Nimrod
Cush
Babel
Erech
Accad
Calneh
Shinar
Babylon
Uruk
Warka
Theygead
Akkad
Sippara
Tigris
Babylonia
Hell
Hasisadra
Sisit
Surippak
Arhamsi
Tedubar
Carlyle and Gladstone in Fraser's and Reviews
The January Fraser's Magazine includes seven chapters on the history of the Harry Kings of Norway by Thomas Carlyle. The Atheneum notes an upcoming Gladstone article in the Quarterly Review. Earl Russell's Recollections and Suggestions of Public Life, 1813 1873, to be published by Longmans. The Weekly Dispatch passes to Ashton W. Dilke. The Britannica ninth edition volume one to be ready Jan 26. A tale of a French savant praised Lord Brougham’s Institute entry and Lord Mayor prospects. Russell’s work opens with 1841, Palmerston’s Foreign Minister era and limited autobiography. The piece discusses Education Act criticisms. A Sanitary Record recounts Over Darwen typhoid and sewer water contamination, warning of risky public health experiments and urging scientific certainty.
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Molle
Titiens
Fraser's Magazine
Harry Kings
Norway
Thomas Carlyle
Atheneum
Quarterly Review
Gladstone
Earl Russell
Messrs. Longmans and Co
Weekly Dispatch
Ashton W. Dilke
Lord Brougham
Institute of France
Longman
Lord Palmerston
Jadatone
Lord Russell
Forster
England
Darwen
Mall Gazette
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MR. George Smith
Hunter
Arhamsai
Heabani
David
Jonathan
Zdubar
Heaven
Hea
Merodach
Assyria
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